LOS ANGELES - The Good Place has the kind of cult following you would not expect for a comedy set in the afterlife and tackling some of the biggest issues in ethics and philosophy - the sort where fans gleefully quote catchphrases and trade memes online.
Indeed, the unlikely success of the show - which hired a philosophy professor to vet its ideas - surprised even its creator Mike Schur along with stars Kristen Bell and Ted Danson.
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